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Casa de Canedo


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Type: Casas Antigas
Owner: Herdeiros de Fernando Rau
Contacts: Email Canedo@solaresdeportugal.pt
Rooms: 6 room(s) Double - 110 EUR/night
3 room(s) Twin - 110 EUR/nightMake your RESERVATION

The Casa de Canedo is a country manor house build in the 17th century, wich was and still is the focus of an agricultural and forestry operation that extends over approximately 90 acres. Located in the Basto region, an area famous for its beautiful countryside ans its wines, it is equidistant from the villages of Cabeceiras de Basto, Celorico de Basto and Mondim de Basto, each them the administrative centre of a municipality. The house is situated in a peaceful valley, about 500 metres from the road, between Fermil de Basto and Arco de Baúlhe. It looks out on the mountains of the Serra do Marão which rise up on the other side of the Tâmega river to the high peak of Senhora da Graça.


LOCATION

Main Distances

 Airport - 85 km  Beach - 80 km
 Chemist's shop - 6 km  Golf - 35 km
 Hospital - 10 km  Restaurant - 3 km
 Town - 6 km  Train - 20 km

How to Get There

From Porto Airport: Take the A3 Road for Braga, turning off for the A11 to Guimarães, following the direction to Cabeceiras de Basto. Leave the motorway in Arco de Baulhe, and after pay the toll turn right to Celorico de Basto. Continue for 6 km until you arrive to Canedo de Basto, then turn left into a narrow lane following the signpost and you will find the house after 500m. (The house locally is known as Casa do Barreiro).

GPS Coordinates:
N 41 ° 26 '40.5 "
W 07 ° 57 '44.5 "

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Facilities

 Bicycles  Chapel  Fishing
 Gardens  Hunting  Meals on request
 Parking  Snooker table  Speak english
 Speak french  Speak spanish  Swimming pool
 Table Tennis  walking  Wine cellar
 Wine Tasting  

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MORE INFORMATION

This 17th century country manor house has an estate extending over 220 acres of forests and vineyards. Located in the Basto region, which is famous for its wines and beautiful countryside, Casa de Canedo is a comfortable travelling distance from the golf club in Amarante. Set in a peaceful valley, it is an ideal destination for walking, cycling, or swimming in the pool on summer days.
In “Solares de Portugal – The art of good living”, Edições INAPA, 2007

HISTORY
Casa de Canedo is a 17th century manor-house, hub of 124 acres agricultural and forestry estate, charms for the contrasting colours of the house – yellow on the walls and grey of the granite ornaments – and the green of the environment.
Nestled in a peaceful valley of the Basto Region, famous for its natural beauty and for its celebrated “green wines”, the Casa de Canedo is an ideal place to explore the contrasting natural beauty spots and discover the varied cultural and folklore heritage of this region.
The Casa de Canedo opened to tourism in 1996 and its several sitting rooms maintain a familiar touch and offer to guests all the commodities indispensable to well being and tranquillity. The whole modernization project of the house is an attempt to combine, wherever possible, the values of local traditions with the requirements of modern comfort.
The house has six bedrooms and three suites all with a very special ambience, space and light. Though respecting the original characteristics and style all rooms have full equipped bathroom, telephone and heating, and suites have also a private sitting room.
In the dinning-room - the old big rustic kitchen - is served a varied breakfast and lunches and dinners can also be served if previously ordered. The diverse menu consists of traditional Portuguese cuisine.
Guests can walk in the gardens, fields and woods around the house, or go for a swim in the pool or in the Tâmega River. They can also watch the work going on the fields, and especially the cultivation and production of "vinho verde", Portugal's slightly sparkling "green" wine. The vineyards are part of the designated winemaking area of Vinho Verde, and work in the vines reaches its climax at the end of September and beginning of October, when the grape harvest takes place.